There's a revolution happening, and the farming industry is experiencing a huge shift in how work is completed. Agricultural vehicles are being transformed with electrical alternatives and setting the standard for efficiency on every level. From trends to opportunities, the BSM North America team has a comprehensive guide on how agricultural vehicles are changing below.
You might think sitting in the driver’s seat is the same as sitting in a chair, but this is not true. The two activities are completely different – and so should be the ergonomics. When you're using a steering wheel rather than a computer mouse, your arms will be in a higher position. Navigating the accelerator and brake pedals will also affect your body positioning differently than remaining stationary.
Cutting techniques have advanced with industrial fabrication and advanced manufacturing, and there are two main custom options, including waterjet and laser cutting. If you are considering purchasing one of these options, the question of which one is better will come up.
Previously on our steering column blog, we touched on the widespread trend of electric vehicles in Electric Off-Highway Vehicles: The Lowdown. Though such technology faces a few challenges getting off the ground (like infrastructure), companies everywhere are beginning to see the value of electricity in powering a greener future.
The choice between electric and hydraulic steering represents a critical decision in the automotive industry, with profound implications for driving experience, efficiency, and overall vehicle performance. Electric steering systems have gained prominence for their energy efficiency, precise control, and adaptability, contributing to advancements in vehicle technology. On the other hand, hydraulic steering, a traditional but reliable system, relies on fluid pressure for operation and is known for its robustness.